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Ok, looks like there's a DB2_NUMBER_ROWS / ROW_COUNT statement
information item I get get back using teh GET DIAGNOSTIC statement.
There's also SQLERRD(2) and SQLERRD(3)in the SQLCA....
Does anybody have any expirence using teh above with a dynamic SQL
statement that returns a cursor to the client.
Do I put the GET DIAGNOSTIC after the PREPARE or after the OPEN?
Thanks!
Charles
On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 3:42 PM, Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I've got an SQL stored procedure that returns a cursor to the client.--
Is there anyway to tell inside the stored proc, how many rows are
available to be returned to the client?
Running on v5r4.
Thanks!
Charles
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